Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

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sfe1sing ruBdsy IA tie city, tie xGesas oi
Res. Nr. Asnnetl. u the Wes.ihy Aysncs
baptist ck gTeh.
Fsai II Richens who has been AZ We
Quetensfng for sons time rssg boilding
tuo s1m asf cottages t0x tLe Aessfs- MIDI
cS1e. Las returned Lons- Ma kishsns
rstuFnea With aim.
ORA R8zenls snd Piatt erlertzined sboat
twenty Of their friends with progressive
p~cr0 GA 1uestsy ssening. a pleasant
ealaFs ii the esenlng sss Ehs guitar aod
hsajo playing 5y Mrs. L0veloy. 0f Nss
NoFk.
Coasidesable am issy Is felt in regard TO
the safety oi Prot Z l.. hoFely. formsrly
of ths high school VI this city. be sailed
from 5an fT4ncsss some time In July With
al exploring party, bound :oE the Paiilpains
Islands. and a. YET ~ word has heea re-
ceiyed from him
The clergy OF this city have generally
been not AZ home during the past week.
What With Rev. Eichardson II Indlanap-
oils. Rev. Kerr b. fupper IN Kalamazoo,
Rev. Or. Cobb IN Bay City. and Rev
Fl0hTer Ia Nea York the clerical lights oI
the city have been lev and far stseso.
Mr.. Younghashand, who is proud OF his
viies culinary accomplishments and wishes
- display them 70 TO his friends at toe
tea table, with enthnsiasui-"Jus taste that
bread Isn't il delicious My wife made
that Didn't you. Birdie"
Birdie. somewhat msekly-"So; Mrs. So
and-So brought IL IA this afternoon"
Mr.. IoungnusDand-"Who donated the
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The play Comrades" given by the
Alpha Dramatic Club on Friday night At
Heald's Hall on South DiyislOn-st. proved
dslightiiu entertainment Ia every res
pect. Although given bv an amateur club
TIE different members acquitted themselves
with credit willis several OF the caste gave
evidence of much real dramatic talent The
club consists OF many OF the most popular
young people OF our city and thew are 10 be
congratulated on their success OF their en-
tertainment.
The attendance ut the East Side Ladies
Literary Club was very large yesterday and
the Committee on History presented the
following interesting programme: Paper,
The Geography of Egypt;" The Paper,
Government, etc. of Egypt" piano solo;
paper slavery IN Egypt" paper Ancient
Egypt" Relics, Manners and Customs of
Ancient Fgyntians Next week Is Eater
iainment Day an unusually entertaining
programme is being prepared.
Mrs. Z. B. Newton entertained her
friends at progressive, pedro on Friday
evening At her pleasant home on Bridge-st.
Mrs. DIR. Schuriz won ladies' first prize,
pretty tea kettle; Miss Cora Steiner won
ladies second prize. handsome statuette.
The gentlemen's first aud second prizes
were won by Prof. Colwell, who secured
China cup aud saucer. and Chauncey Guest
who was presented with card receiver.
Prof Colwelrs good playing excited the
wonder and admiration OF his friends as il
was his second experience In pedro play
ing.
The social meeting of the Aurora Club
held Thureday evening at the residence of
rorrest Loonnis, was & success In every par
ticular. About thirty-five young people
were present and thoroughly enjoyed them
, selves. Progressive euchre was played until
1850. Mr.. Eichelsdorfsr won the gentle
mans prize and Miss Matte Hodges the
ladies' Tie boobies were captured by Miss
Bertha Winship aud Clarence Clark. Re-
fresbments were served at the close of the
game by the social committee. to whose
well laid and executed plans the club is in
dsDted for very pleasant evening.